Petrichor

Petrichor: Life, Respite, and the Pursuit of Her takes a poetic journey through the mind of an ordinary human learning what it means to be alive. Rather than seeking to impart knowledge, the author simply invites feeling. He does not tell a story so much as he extends fifty-two offers to experience anxiety, grief, and amazement along with him. Petrichor questions societal norms, the existence of true love, and reality itself, all while the author exists in perpetual tension between fatalism and